Hi. this is just a hypothetical question say you got pulled over. you show the officer your license and registration everything checks out. there is no indication you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs no smell of illegal substance in your vehicle but the officer wants to check anyone. would you refuse? Thanks!

I was recently arrested for a dui for sleeping in the back of a SUV. The seats were removed and we had a blow up mattress and converted the back into a bed. It was during an event and there were no hotel rooms available and we knew this going into it, hence the makeshift sleeping arrangements. It wasn t my car and the owner was at a concert while I slept. The keys were in the ignition, car was not on, windows down and car was unlocked. Is this something I could fight to a lesser charge?

I work at olive garden as a server. My weekends are they days i make my money for me to pay my bills, so i depend on those days. I had an appointment this morning(saturday) with my school counselor, but also had a meeting for olive garden. I did not make the olive garden meeting due to meeting with my school counselor instead. After both meetings were done, i was also scheduled to work that day. I came on time, and my manager sent me home because i did not show up to the meeting. Is this allowed? Could i take this to corporate? Im upset because these are the days i make money and now i cant work because of a school counselor meeting i chose to attend instead. (School comes first for me) what should I do? Is this fair?

Best answer: No, you can't get an order prohibiting him from posting to HIS Facebook account. Your attorney can use the posts against him in the settlement negotiations.

I know, it sounds silly but hear me out. I am a freelance animator. I was commissioned by a client 6 months ago for a project. They agreed to pay all of the fee upfront excluding 5 dollars because they were short on cash. They agreed that they would pay the remaining 5 dollars the day after the project was finished (6 months ago as well). They were happy with the final product and said they would pay the remaining 5 immediately, yet they still haven't. It is a small amount but it is important to me that my business does not let anyone skip out without paying the full agreed price. Monthly I would remind them and they would send me screenshots of their empty paypal account and make excuses. 2 months ago they stopped responding all together. It wasn't until yesterday that they finally got back to me. This time, rather than making excuses and sob stories, they proceeded to mock me by jokingly saying things like "lemme see da product" as if they were pretending it was a drug deal. I could care less about 5 bucks, I wanna get this punk for the principle of the situation. I don't want him or anyone to think they can get away with stealing money online. Can I legally dox him to send him a lawyer's note to scare the **** out of his pea brain? What would be the best legal way to ensure he pays for holding money from me for 6 months?

Best answer: I work at cvs. Nobody will know your buying condoms unless you make it known. It only does that noise when you're buying alcohol or a strong cold medicine and some nasal spray's. So go ahead and get your condoms your on the safe side!

My name wasn t specifically mentioned however, the mention of my stepdaughter name and "stepfather" was mentioned (which leaves no name mentioned and is blaitenly obvious) directing that I should be checked by her dad to cause problems.

My brother attempted suicide over a girl this March in 2017, he can't remember why he did it but we have texts from his phone proving his ex girl was harassing him over his potential unborn child yet that she was carrying. The cops won't do anything about those harassing texts leading up to his attempt. My family wants to take her for court but what could we go after her for?

Best answer: Everyone should be able to defend themselves with deadly force when it comes to trespassers on their property. This will in turn make possible thieves think twice before breaking in, thus maybe helping them to understand why stealing is bad.

Absolutely ludicrous that some people have been wrongly prosecuted simply for protecting themselves, their families and possessions from intruders.

I parked my work van and when I got out of my van to make my delivery this woman in a car screamed out at me "LEARN TO F*CKN DRIVE!!!" It was a bad day to begin with and so I yelled some choice words back and after I said what I said she hopped a curb before she got out of her car and she started walking towards me in a hostile nature so I threatened her (out of self defense) and she got back in her car and drove off. Well, about 3 hrs later I get a call from my boss telling me that I was terminated and to park the van and someone would be coming to get the van because that woman went to the police and filed a complaint and that she was trying to press assault charges. The whole thing was verbal. She yelled at me, I yelled back, then she got out of her car and started to walk towards me very angrily so out of self defense I threatened her and she backed off and drove away after some more choice words. It was your everyday case of verbal road rage. At no time did the whole situation become physical. I wish I would have had the incident on tape. Well, now I lost my job and I also have no criminal record. If charged, this would be a first offense. Shouldn't the police have contacted me, made a visit to my house or at least some form of contact been made by now? My boss gave the police all my info, my address, my phone number and social was given to the police from my boss because my boss said the police requested that information from him. This was 3 weeks ago.

My parents gave me a made up name that sounds kind of stupid and tacky and I hate it, and in school we learned that employees are much more likely to employ someone with a sensible name. I'm about to start applying for jobs so can I put my middle name (Marie, which is a nice normal name) as my first name? Or do I legally have to use my real name? I'm not old enough to change it legally yet

can a 15 year old girl move in with her 19 year old boyfriend and if not can she spend a night at his own on her own can a 15 year old girl move in with her 19 year old boyfriend and if not can she spend a night at his own on her own or does she need her parents consent from my understanding a 15 and 19 year old can legally date in Indiana and obviously the only probably with that relationship between those ages are sexual conduct because the 15 year old isnt 16 but Indiana has the romeo and Juliet law so is there really an issue what are the consequences of dating a 15 year old what are the consequence if she wants to spend a night or move out and her parents disagree but she still does it is it considered kidnapping how much trouble would the boyfriend get it can the parents file a missing person report if they know where and who there 15 year old is with

Best answer: They should be taxed like other private social clubs are taxed.

IVE LIVED HERE FOR ALMOST 10 YEARS AND THE PROBLEM HAS NEVER BEEN THIS BAD. I JUST WALKED INTO MY KITCHEN AND THERE WAS MORE THAN ABOUT 100 BABY AND ADULT ROACHES. THE WHOLE BULDING IS INFESTED AND THE MANAGER AND OWNER NEVER DO ANYTHING!! I AM COMPELTELY DISGUSTED EMBARRASSED AND JUST DISAPPOINTED IN THIS I CANT LIVE THIS WAY WHAT CAN I DO TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM? WHO CAN I CONTACT AND WILL IT COST MONEY? THE WHOLE BUILDING IS INFESTED FOR YEARS!!!

I think that the water supply at my place of employment might be contaminated as I got severely ill, with symptoms similar to that of lead poisoning. (Severe headaches, difficulty speaking, and difficulty walking) They lasted for several weeks after drinking water at my place of employment (which I normally don't do) I sent an email to the regional EPA official requesting an investigation of the water supply. Regardless of how the investigation goes, could I be fired for contacting the EPA about a possible violation?

If you go in public without a photo ID or a driver's license, is it against the law to not have ID on you at all? Especially if a police officer asks for your ID even if you aren't driving?